Confidential Computing is an emerging set of technologies that are coming to the Linux Platform and Cloud providers with the availability of Intel TDX, AMD SEV-SNP and other similar technologies. In this primer, you'll learn more about WHAT Confidential Computing is, WHY is it important, and HOW the upstream development is going for what is a lot more than just hardware-enablement, but involves collaboration of an entire stack from the Hardware Root-of-Trust up towards Remote Attestation. If you would like to learn about concepts such as FHE (Fully Homomorphic Encryption), SMPC (Secure Multi Party Computation), and TEEs (Trusted Execution Environments) as well as SVSMs (Secure Virtual Service Machines), vTPMs (virtual Trusted Platform Modules), UKI (Unified Kernel Image) and how this letter soup makes any sense together for Confidential Computing, this session is for you! We will also talk briefly about communities, how to engage, and industry bodies such as the Confidential Computing Consortium (A Linux Foundation project) and their roles in the ecosystem.